The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1874, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1874——WITH SUPPLEMENT Cruise of the New York Yacht Club. Hee enamel SPORTIVE RIVALRY. A Lovely Sail trom New London to Newport. | THE FOREMOST CRAFT. Newrorr, R. I, August 7, 1874, Glorious Weather favored the fleet to-day, and the ran to Newport was brimful of excitement from start to finish. Contrasted with the weari- some drift from the rendezvous to New London on Wednesday, it was ® most enjoyabie excursion. Although there was net what might be termed 8 race, there being no prize at stake, and the day’s gat! forming only part of the regular cruise, every- body knows that when his blood is up under the Amfiuence of 4 spanking breeze, 8 yachtsman, with even chances, will try to hold his own with all eompetitors bound in the same direction, and will | @fien risk the smash of his sticks | wo be ahead. And so it was to-day. ‘The schooners carried nearly all of their Facing canvas the whole way from New London, ‘while the little sloops bravely followed the exam- ple set by the larger craft, and altogether, espe- ‘cially when near the point of destination, ’ THE SPECTACLE ‘was enough to make the heart beat with delight. @he time of the different vessels will be seen by the annexea table of arrivals. The yachts kept pretty well together toward the close, so it can readily be imagined what effect was produced ag | | the competitors came bowling into Newport with @ wholesale breeze. 4s previously mentioned, a meeting was held on | ‘oard the Nagship yesterday, when it was decided | postpone the race from New London to the @ornfield lightship, owing to the length of | time occupied in coming from Glen Cove and the @onsequent fangue of tne different captains and erews. The start for Newport was set down Jor | wine o’clock this morning. The feet lay auietly at | anchor all day yesterday off the Pequot House, the | Adler, however, leaving for Newport, and several | f the other vessels making sbort cruises with pleasure parties and returning to their anchorage dm the evening. There were some festivities at the Pequot House, but most of the yachtsmen amused themselves on board their vessels with vocal and Mstrumental musical selections until an advanced bour of the night. It was regretted that the fleet could not remain over at New London another day nd bave a race, but as THE GREAT CORINTHIAN CONTEST a2 Newport, for wnich many of the yachts were entered, was fixed tor to-morrow, it was found impossible to prolong the visit of the squadron at ‘the iormer port. ‘This was a lovely morning, bright and cheerfal, ‘with a balmy breeze from the southward, and just | trong enough to raise the hope that the qualities | of the various yacnts wouid have a fair trial aur- img the day. Itisa short run to Newport from | with a good wind could readuy be accomplished in | four hours. And so the event was awaited with | preparawion was heard all over the fleet. As it ‘was generally understood that the vessels would get under weigh about nine o'clock and as the prospect for 4 GOOD START ‘Was all that could be aesired, a large assemblage @ongregated on the green opposite the Pequot House to witness their departure. There were in all seven schooners and four sloops—viz., the Alarm, 225 tons, A.C. Kingsland owner; Daunt- Jess, 268 tons, J. G. Bennett; Magic, 90 tons, W. T. Garner; Phantom, 140 tons, H. W. Osgood; Ram- Mher, 233 tons, W. H. Thomas; Restless, 95 tons, @.G. Haven; Wanderer, 208 tons, J, Stillman. ®loops—Gracie, 48 tons, J. R. Waller; Vindex, 54 tons, Robert Center; Vision, 53 tous, J. J, Alex. andre; Wayward, 32 tons, W. E. Morris; Qui Vive, 9 tons, Thomas Uispham, and the Egeria. Alto- gether the feet looked exceedingly pretty, and prior to the firing of the signal gon the deck of every vessel was the scene of bustle and excitement. It should be noticed, by the way, that some of tue sioops took time by the foreiock im the matter of heaving up anchors belore the P eerteme | im order to get anead in the start; bat senould be added, however, that the iron ‘Sloop Vindex waited for the signal. Notwitnstanding a few discrepancies, however, it was pleasant to | stone the eagerness with Which ail hands were | Teady to enter competition. At precisely nine A, ‘M. the flagship tired the signal gun to depart, the wind about south soutnwest and the tide atzebo. A prettier start Was never effected. Jips were run up in no time, while the rattling ef chains and anchors which were being hove w) made matiers lively for a minute or two, The it, ue sloops, with no working gear to bother them, ' Were, of course, the first to getof. The Magic, with characteristic alacrity, showed her heeis to. the schoouers, and her canvas flung rapidly she goon cleared away. The sloops Egeria, Wayward and Gracie led whe feet; but, auiortonately, the latter famous little craft carried away her jibboom | scene was to have all the wind she wanted. Meanwhile the sloops bad AN EXCELLENT between themselves, and altho! disabled, she, nevertheless, 61 CONTEST h the Gracie was led admirably, result to which a balloon jib sail contributed not @ little, Rarely has the fleet of the ee York, Yacht course than Club enjoyed better mye gs to-day. 6 Between this’ Magic, ‘Wanderer, Rambier, Dauntless and Phantom the honor of the first arrival evidentiy jay aod in this order they continued until long past noon. The wind (ell off at times, but there was never- theless suficient to make the ran full of interest. ‘The leading vesseis rounded Point Judithin the tolior derer, 12h, 17m. order:—Magic, 12h. 15m. P. M.; m. 308.; Dauntiess, 12h. 1 Wand- 19m, 30s, ; Rambler, 12h, 23m., and the Phantom, whicn was | almost abeam of Her, a few seconds later. The | Alarm was the next vessel and then the Vision, with | squaring the The away interest vessels in the heid in relation to scudded | the Cthers following Closely in her wake, towards Beaver contest splendid \ and what tent additional excitement to the close position which they the in each other, Alter Tail lignt style The Wanderer finally assumed the jead, having the Dauntless in her wake, the M: quarter, and the the Narragansett sho | spectacie became | bow. AN however, sie windward an P.M, | the ably gives rise to. | the booming of strations of welcome. yachts from with the scene enlivening. at me cannon The harbor numerous clubs, and time Among the vessels from the Eastern re. tram’s Reef lightship the feet were met by Joam, Of the Eastern Yacht Club, Idler and others, and now, as tue yachts went past INTENSELY EXCITING, as a person could almost throw a Siscutt from one to another of the leading yachts, The Wanderer | still held a alight lead, the Magic following on the starboard quarter of the Dauntless, Castle Hill the latter drew up on the and for some minutes they were almost bow an ACCIDENT. having the end of her jibboom carried away. d breese sent the vessels into port in good The Wanderer led until Breakwater ane, when the Dauntless got to the proceeded to her anchorage. Magic, whicn entered the harbor by Goat Island, was the first to drop anchor, which she did at 1h. 30m. the Dauntiess following, later, the Rambler almost immediately afterwards, ‘anderer next and then the Phantom, Vision, Alarm, Vindex, Gracie, Aus eben Restless, Qui Vive and Bgerta. It wasin ingly interesting run, replete with many of j exciting incidents which @ first class race invari- | THE ARRIVAL OF THE FLEET was hailed with evident delight, judgtn; and other present 1c close on the latter's starboard ambler and Phantom next to When nearing the Bar- | the the light, the Approaching ‘anderer From some cause or otuer the crew of the | Dauntiess bad an idea that there was not enough | room to starboard, although there is suMcient water there at ail times to float an old seventy-iour, ee kept off down on the bow of the Daunt Jess, and beiore any accident could be averted the | ee of the Dauntiess canght in the end of the ‘anderer’s mainboom, and lor the moment the | Matter assumed serious proportions. Luckily, | both vessels got ciear, the Dauntiess The A rounding the The a few seconds | $3, respects an exceed- me cones is crowded 1s _very Yacht Clubs, many of which whl participate ip the Corinthian race bape may be mentioned the bg he ee Julia, 83 tons, Latona, 59 aay wee Rebecca, 77 tons, J. West Wind, 22 tons, Feariess, 44 tous, Nimbas, 18 tons, E. B Halcyon, Azalia, sented a more brillian’ inthian race, alread. | | terest. D. rickman. Hele: 46 tons, J. F. Gardner. Heard. W. E. Isetm. + Poam, 102 tons, T. D. Boaraman, E. B. Philips, Burgess. 67 tons, J. Jeifries, Jr. tons, J. M. Forbes. Romance, 52 tons, Messrs. Amory and others. THE CORINTHIAN RACE | is looked forward to with great Interest in | yachting circles. In the recollection of many an old yachtsman the harbor of Newport never pre- t scene, Nea rly vessels of all dimensions are now riding at auchor, and | in since the advent of the New York club the city has become quite facrig 3 and animated. The Cor- 7 referred to, is the subject of | | much comment, and the event, from the circum- | gathering arose and greeted her with deafening | stances which govern it, is awaited with great in- | cheers. The race is jor @ subscription cup, valued | at $560, and will be an interesting trophy ‘for the fortunate winner. Jt ig now on view on the schooner Ariel, Commodore Swan, of the Seawan- Bew London—only some forty-seven miles—and | haka Yacht Club, under whose auspices the race takes place. ‘The course is from @ stakeboat an- chored off Fort Adgms and the Dumpling Rocks to and around a scakeboat of the buoy off the north interest, and from an early hour the sound of , end of Block Island and return, Tem Baie te 0. 5 eli, The Island. return, for $25. Tail and return. THE ENTRIES. The following yachts have entered and will, berring accidents, contest jor the cup:— Idler, S. J, Colgate, Seawanhaka club. Foam, T. D. Boardman, Eastern ciab. t, James Lee, Boston club. Fearless, E. B. Poilips, Eastern clab, Azalia, J. M. Forbes, Eastern club. ‘The Palmer, RK. Stuyvesant, New York club; | had seven starters—E. Curry’s bay mare Gertrude, ‘Tidal Wave, William Voornis, ao. ; Madeleine, Jacob A. Bourrett’s bay mare Adtlii Eva, E. B, Grubb, do., and Peerless, , Atlantic, were entered, but will not | nut start. | The Madeleine is on the way, and several of the | others have not yet arrived. Snouid the anticipa- tion of the yachtsmen be realized, the Gorintaian | race will be a graud Ciclo tall THE JU! sre Commodore Swan, of ‘ne Seawanbaka Yacht | Club; Commodore Foster, of the Eastern Yacht Club, and Commodore Bennett, of the New York club. The start takes place at nine o'clock. YACHT RAGE AT NEWPORT. Sailboat Dolly and Yacht Saunterer Around Canonicut the Sloop Newrort, R. L, August 7, 1874. The sailboat Dolly, owned by Clarence Rathbone, | of Albany, N. Y., who occupies a cottage here, and | the sloop yacht Saunterer, owned by Robert Ham- lten, started from this harbor at one o’clock this @fternoon for a race around Canonicut Island and The Saunterer lost her topmast, but ene kept on her way, The course was trom the north end of Canonicut | Island down the west passage, around Beaver The Dolly was the winner, beat- ing her competitor ten minutes. YACHTING IN CANADA, Wrxosor, Ont., August 7, 1874. The yscht race on Lake St, Clair, between the Cuthbert, of Cobourg, and the Cora, of Detroit, Was not decided to-day on account of the boats ‘while turning the point at the entrance two Fisner’s | pot comtng inin the specified time, seven hours, Bound, Once tairly under weign | THB ORDER OF SAILING Might be stated as sollows:—Wayward, Gracie, | Vision, Wanderer, Magic, Vindex, Alarm, Rambler, Restiess and Dauntiess. "The last mentioned ves- ge) did not Mag Ort well, ana was consequently considerably hind the fleet at the start. As already observed, the Magic quickly widened the | Bap between her and her pursuers, ana in less hour she was over a mile ahead. The wind kept pretty a srom the southward, and the fleet never quit New London under more favorable auspices. At ten o'ciock the M: the Cora day. ‘The Cuthbert came im about two miles abead of THE OAKLAND BEACH REGATTA. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, August 7, 1874, ‘The Oaklana Peach regatta was continued to- | The water was so very rough that the single scull and four-oared amateur races were post- | poned until to-morrow. | For the skiff race—e mile and 4 half, $]0 to first was a long Way avead, the Rambier following in ’ boat and $5 to second—there were four entrics, her wake, the Wanderer on her windward quar- ter, abont two cabies’ length astern, with the tom off to leeward, the Alarm next, then the sloops Vision and Gracie, the flagship Dauntiess | and tne Restiess on her iee beam. Going through | Fisher Isiand Sound ad for a en TID BROAN 30 DIB OOS, @ time there was eve ros ct of @ repe- tition of the driit trom Glew Cove. Most of vhe scbooners started with working topsails, ous they — not long entered Fisher's Sound whea they | oad | their balloon mainiopmast stayealls, jin and the sloops their balloon Jibs, Ind nearly ly all the light canvas on every vessel was Brought into requisition. The anticipation of a ‘calm was depressing, but this feeling was soon got water mdt- breeve, which the hitherto fapping satis J Watch alee the ee was once again i od ie. The Magic still Ponca the Sean, but seeme wo be dropping off to Jeeward, tne Rambler mean- while mg A good strides for first piace. The Wanéerer held her own and made a good effort to creep up to windward, the Phantom maintaming the same position on her leeward bow. At nail- | past ten a good, whole-sail breeze sent the com- petitors along m good shape, and now, as the ves- sels drew somewhat nearer to each other, a feel- ing of excitement began to prevail. Indeed, ‘when the vessels were half way over the course & deep interest Was \aken as WO ywhich would first pn J ber anchor in the harbor, ance there was every prospect ACI the wing holding. The sloops, by way, haved admirably, notable tmong, them being ‘the Vision, which maintained a gvod position to windward of her titors during the entire Fun, and seldom, mdeed, bad several of the schoon- ers'under the circumstances shown better qual- ities, The Wanderer, for instance, surprised many 1 her admirers, while the Rambler and Phantom game in for their meed of complimentary com- Ment. But there was hardly enough wind for the large vessels, although the Alarm made exceilent Progress. it was @ day for the Magic, Columbis and Tidal Wave and otuer well known vessels of similar valld, although the time recorded for all the contestants was v credit yachts ran past wk ee ae WATCH HILL riaHr, whortly velore cieven ociock, their ittons were Spout as follows:—Ramuler, with the Magic on her jeeward bow; Wanderer, tom almost abeam. Th py up eee, “y: Alarm, ex and Vision, took a the starboard quarter of the Wanderer “At thin stage Of the race—for @ race in truth it now com- to be—the appearance of the leadin; eraft, so far as the picturesque was concerne ‘was all that the ost brilliant marino artist could ie Dauntiess Feat (4 roi ™m windward, and alter fer ancl “4 goare, 7 Two mfles from Watch Hill the Rambier and seemed destin bold thas favorable tion. no ly to h rushing the “water with i speed. Shortly after eleven @elock the Wanderer commenced to eat up to ping Lea in capital style, and in course of half an | to be very neavy. THR KENTUCKY STAKES, one mile, for two-year-olds, which opened as fol- Pade ‘bristopher A. Pial lagher, In the four-oared ‘* crew came 10 Im. will commence at half- morning. ing—Pool Steeplechase. Tegular meeting, lows :— Hunter & Travers’ Kin; ee Ol &badaman’ a Puryear’s Leader.. hawie's Holbrook, Survivor, 102 Ibs. 84 Ibs. Lizzie Lac Catesby, 99 In the Steepi the feeling among tL probable winner :— Bullet, 150 ibs... hour had the leading position o1 the feet, although vidently Anxious to retain her honora, positon on ber leeward bow, and seemed Georgo West, 160 lus. Lobelia, 140 Iba. Veanwon. 142 us, | viz.:—Paunick Gallagher and J. H. Curran, Provi- . Wilcox, Warwick ; Frederick | Curran fed, Boston, The race was won by Gai- Wilcox second. knocked out after starting. and Plaistea rotessional”’ race there were ner-Reagan crew in 26m. 1348 | 'I 148. later. crew did not go round the stake and came m ‘oat, If the weather 1s favorable the important races which were announced jor to-da: three entrics—viz., the Faulkner-Reagan crew, of Boston; Longshore’ crew, of Portian ln-Morris crew, composed of Evan Biglin, James Ten Eyck ana Charles Ingalls. The race was four miles, for $460 to second, $100 to third, and was won by the Faulk- and tne Big- orris, Join Orst boat, $200 to rhe Lo ne The Biglin-. ana postponed past ten o'cloak to-morrow BOM... ..+6 bus and Carol! colt Chesapeake and brown colt Caivin McDaniel’s Willie Burke. Lorillard’s Risk and James A. e race promises to be a heavy betting on tnird pool selling :— Hunter & Travér’ TH BUMMER HANDICAP. For the Summer Handtcap, for all ages, two Mites, the average sales opts _ SARATOGA RACES. First Day of the Second Regular Meet- Selling on the Kentucky | Stakes, the Summer Handicap and the | BaRaT0Ga, N. Y., August 7, 1874 The pool rooth was densely crowded to-night ‘With anxious speculators on the severa) events to be run to-morrow, the frst day of the second | % Unfortunately the weather | changed this a(ternoon, since which time conaider- able rain has fallen, and the track now promises | The first event is for a ine. . ta ‘hase, for Hi om about three Miles, the jollowing figures wild rd) an idea of betting ira! ternity as to the $75 increased. | BUFFALO DRIVING PARK. Fourth and Last Day of the Ninth An- nual Trotting Mecting—Fleety Gold- dust the Winner of the 2:31 Purse and Red Cloud the 2:20 Race—Goldsmith Maid’s Greatest Feat—She Beats “Time,” Trotting a Mile in 2:15 1-2- BUFFALO, August 7, 1874. The ninth annual meeting of the Buffalo Park | Association closed to-day. Goldsmith Maid beat her own time, trotting a mile in 27153, the fastest time ever made. Red Cloud made the mile in 2:18 He 1s the only gelding save Dexter that has ever | recorded that time. There were heavy rains last night and early this morning, bat toward nine o’clock the wind changed, the sky cleared and the | weather became delightful, The track was tm. proved by th rinkling. Fully 20,000 persons were present. The police arrangements were | complete, and nothing to mar the pleasure of the | meeting occurred, THE 2:31 PURSE. The first rece was a dash for the 2:31 clasa Eleven horses were entered, ten of which started, the following being the UMMARY. \ 8 | BUFFALO PARK, A7.—Purse of $4,000, for horsea | = ae 2:31 class 5 first horse, $2,000; second, $1,000; | fourth, Fleet Goiddust Kansas Ctuef. Vanity Fair.. Stewart Maloney. Lady Dahiman:: Lady Alice. | Lady Star Kitty Wells. Slew Go... $400, POasreore Hay. ute, First heat.. 1: 222355 Second heat. 1:10 222035 Third beat... 1:10, THE 2:20 RACE. The 2:20 race alternated with the 2:31, Goldsmith Maid’s trot being sandwiched, Seven horses entered for the 2:20 race, six of which started, Henry being drawn, Gloster sold in the pools be- fore the race at $65, Red Cloud, $50; fleld, $60. ‘The summary is a8 follows:— SUMMARY, Same Day.—Parse of $7,500, for 2:20 horses; 500 to first, $2,000 to second, $1,250 to third and | $750 to fourth horse. poomne eames oncwan aompon 6 2:21 es GOLDSMITH MAID’S GREATEST PEAT. Immediately after the first heat came the great sensation of the day. Goldsmith Maid, accompa- Ried aie running mate to stimulate her, and in @ purse of $2,000 to beat her un- postive time, 2:16, was trotted out, Budd Doble holding the reins, ‘Alter a little warming the Maid jomged around the course in the first heat ap) on ently exercising, making the quarter in 34, hali 1:09, three-quarters in 1? tee and the mile ta 221630. On the second beat the Maid trotted out, with running mate, in fine condition, betting, in the meantime, bel heavy that she would not accompitsh her object. On the word being given, with her running mate at her Wheel she made the quarter in 33 seconds, and the jalf in 1:06, On the homestretch, being collared | by the running horse, she skipped, but getting — S riagp 4 to her work came in under the wire 154g, amid thundering applause irom the | thousands of spectators. After the race the Maid was stripped and led in front of the judges’ stand, where the immense Her driver, Budd Doble, was ordered on the judges’ stand, where he received a becoming | ovation as the driver of the tastest horse on record. Doble responded with repeated bows. FLEETWOOD PARK. Three Trotting Contestse—Mack, Butcher Girl and Gypsy Maid the Winners. Three hundred or more persons gathered at Fleetwood Park yesterday alternoon to witness three trotting contests—a purse of $100 for three | minute horses and two sweepstakes. The first of these, mile heats, best three in five, in harness, . Fry’s chest- Peter Manee’s chest- | J. W. Olcott's brown elding Colonel, M. McNamara’s sorrel geld- iy Mack aba" Alex, Pattersons sxez fe ding Alexis. There was but littie peeing ca he result, Mack proved the winner im three | straight heats, and, singular to note, the horses went under the Wire in the second and third heats in the same position as the Orst was finished, | ‘The second event was a sweepstakes of $400, | mile heats, best three im five, in harness, tor | which there were entered U. H, Simmons’ bay geld- tific Button, Fred Lownd’s sorrel mare Batcher nut gelding Buyside, Mare Pecurioas, Peterson’s sorrel gelding Scudder and | R. Mabie’s bay mare Miss Drew, All but Scudder came for the work, and once in her lire Butcher | Giri found herself in company that ut was not dim- cult to beat, and she scored an easy victory, win- bing the sweep in three straight heats. The last event was the more interesting, mn- asmuch as {t required five heats to decide. It was & sweepstakes for $300, same conditions as before, the entries being Peter Manee’s sorrel | gelding Yellow Stone, L. Pawiing’s gray gelding | Tom Wonder and Alexander Patterson's tare Gypsy Matd. ‘fom Wonder won the first and | second heats handily, but then quit, when Gypsy | Maid came to the frout and proved tne victor. SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB | MONTH OP AUGUST. | Deatinatron. | Liverpool. Liverpool. Office, 4 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. Liverpool..[18 Broadwal Liverpool. |89 Bronaway. Glaseow.. ‘ih Bowing Crees, | Havre .....|55 Broadwas | Breme: 2 Bowling Green Hamburw.. 113 Broadway. Liverpoot..|4Bowling Green Glasgow, 72 Broadway. Glasuow...|7 Bowling Green Bow'ing Green 1 Broadwat Staal tal to Frankfuri: Westobalti City ot Mo Britann: Eivsia Am Herder, Bowling Green -:2 Bowling Green -113 Broadway. TBEBERERE HIGH WATER. Gov. Island. Sandy Hoo! 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Bark New York (Ital), Potilo, Galway 39 days, bg bale last, OA 7 saree July 25, lat 47 lou 51, passed ‘& large number of icebergs. {iansen (Ger), Dilwits, Larne 39 days, in ballast, ‘theodore v (aeth Pugved” a turge number of on the jeebe: Banks; was hove to 6 days during denee to; Bark a Star (Nor), 6} etek Rotterdam 4 days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & isauchored at Sandy Hook for orders. ‘ene ‘Chimoea (Nor), Hasve, Havre 44 days, in ballast order. Rink Lute! Montuori (Ita, De Maria, Marseilles, 60 gays, with Wine to slocovich & Uo, Passed Gibraltar Bark Antonio 8 (Aus), Faresich, Marseilles 96 da, with mdse to Jaincs Henry; vessel to slocovieh & Co. Passed Uibraltar Jane 26. Bark Leone (Ital), (atarzano, Leghorn 44days, with mave to. Slocowle HP oot assed Gibraltar July © Bark Ceve: (fad, » Pallerato cents. 66 days, in bab iY Pyne he caw on 53 day wiih ase ark Ercol lero Genoa, Be bt & Co; jeamel tw Slocevich & ® Go. assed abr une 30. hark Emly 7), B Beichrasnn, Blo Janeiro vie Lisbon with cot veivel to Fanch, ia Pdaye Oso e Morning Light (ae. "travis, Barbad days, Trith sugar and molasses to Howlatia & Aspin sel to Miller & Houg! Bark Julie, Evans, Zaza, days, with meres ‘& Co: vessel to James B Chap) an, Eye. Gientaogen 2 to days, with sugar to Tucker & "Labo shark New York, Gibbs, Cienfuegos 24 days, with sugar, jorlans Brie Mary E Tha: ‘i. Groesnick, Seville days, with mdse to Goutwill & Meyer” vessel to Hand & Swan. Brig Matilda Bellag Starlese, Gensa 65 days. in ballast to master, Passod Chbralter June 2 ig Lincoln, Gover Bahia, 29 days, with rosewood, to igen: Kesel OI.W jwell “& roased the equator Suly 7, in lon $6, Brig DA smait (of Provincetown), Bush, Bahia, June By via Aracape, 36.days, with sugar to order: veisel to tt, Son & Co. Ang 3 spoke whaling schooner Wm A Grosier ot Provincetown, on Hatteras Ground with 680 Oar Virgi na, Johaion Be Ph Ferre, Mart, 18 das i Virginia, Johaston, nal galled in company rh balp ship si Navy (ari, for New York. Sra vay a i aide St Kitty 18 dave, with mo. lasses tg'Jones 4 Lough vessel to Penistou Panchiti, Cabo Cienfuegos 20 days, i ballast aitand, Phelps & Co. Magenta (of Windsor, Ns), Lockhart, Oow Bay, days with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job; vessel Portland), Thompson, Fernandina gays, with Fel rto Kppinger& Kusse eh; vessel to J ‘inchester & Co, Mari f Stockton), Crawford, Branswic! oqare, x with ueaber” to Jos Risley; vewsel to A Wudgsa™ ae stepenad: (of Portiand, Small, Bath sdaye with Sargent, Jacksory tie 9 Athy baled ¢ $9 De Brig’ Ernest (ot to Russell & Co; vessel to mas Schr Ben, Da Ma ‘Wilmington, “NG, 6 days, with naval stores to £ $ Powell, Schr Nellie Potter, Gaskell, he, eretington, 0, with naval stores and cotton to W K Hinman Schr J J Pharo, Soper, Kich mond. Schr Eurotas, Laman, Virgipw. Schr TG Benton, Bcnr J I Hot ye tor Betr Jane Fmson, Decker, Georgetown, DC. Schr W P Davis, Tilton, Milton, Sloop Silver Spray, Tuttle, Powell's Point, NO, 6 days, with meions to master. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Victoria Ameiia, Bush, Fall River for Philadel- Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, Providence for New York. Senr Staten Ialander, Miler, Providence for Now ‘Schr im Gity, Kidd, Provitence for New York, Solr Mary Farrow. Cart, Portland for New Pork, with lumber to Stowe, Cole & Benso Schr Jobn Ranigolph, Swit t Somerset for New York. Schr Chillion, Winslow, Rockport tor New York, with stone to Bridge Co. Sehr Aadle Doane, Alten, Providence for New York. Kehr Dexter, Clark, Boston for New Yo afehe, Rigntiway, Portland ‘for New Fork, with stone order. yacht WW Brainard, MeCarthy, Hartford for New Sclir B Flower, Hubbard, Portland for Brooklyn, with steer sodas 4G Philbrook, Rockland for Ni Behr att oor! roo! lan low York, with lime to J R Brow Relir Cornelius, Hatch, Norwich for New York. Selt Martha Sargens Sargent, Bangor for Newark, | with lad eaar a athaniel Holmes, Holland, Newport for New ‘or! Schr Excelsior, Ashbury, Somerset for Hoboken. Schr JB Robinson, Harvey. Gloucester tor New Yorx, ‘with fish to Woodru@ Boblason & Co. uehe, Addie. en ‘Emery, Hockland for New York, with ime to Sehr Laura i "Jones, Jones, Providence for New York. Schr W H Darling, Dolinger. Providence tor New York- Sch: Eya Diverty’ Hands Fall River for New Yors. Schr Watchful, Gill, Newport tor New Yor! Senr Mar: silver,” Sao Rockport wee oe 10 Bridge ag “ tor nee ae ~ eo Rockland for New York, ortfidee, i with ime PA Monkton, Chase, Taunton for Amboy. 'y Einma, Nichols, Northport tor New York. veke Salmon Washburn, smith, nton for New York. Benr Louisa Frances, ‘Kelly. ‘New Bedford for New York. BOUND RAST, eee: Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Bed- Sehr Henry Allen, New York tor Bristol. chr Maria, Chadwick, New York tor Wester Schr Hastings, Chase, New York ror New ‘Bediord Sehr Leonora, Meyers, New York tor Noai Schr John Boynton, Hilly New York for ¢ ripe Mocha A Van Srunt, Crocker, vayton, La, for Provi- lence. schr Pavorite, oa Philadelphia ee ete ane sehr Lunet, Maxwell, New York for C Schr R Williams, Griswold, Phitsdelpiia for Nor- Schr O14 Zack, Johnso brown | wich. Amboy tor Norwich. Schr Fi pone eee ist, New York for Portsmouth, Schr Tempe: sgoeee New York for Baston. New York for Calais. Sehr James, Bradley, Amboy for Norwich. isi Imogene Diverty, Hand, blizabethport for Provi- der ‘Serr Jolie, Terry, New York for Harrington, Me. Sebr 8 ury; Price, Jacksonville tor New Haven, Sehr ‘ae, “Johnson, New York tor Wareham. Sehr Addié Murchie, New York for Salem. Schr Baltimore, Francis, Amboy for New Have: Behr Mabel Alberto, looker, Baltimore for New | Haven Steamer City of Fitchburg, New xork tor New Bed- ford. “Steamer Electra, Young, New York tor Frovidence. SAILED, Ship Cavour, for Liverpool: barks, ny Saran B Frazier, vy Aspinwall: Gazelle, Barbados; Joh: lamson, Rich: mond; Spero (ital, Penarth Ri rigs Lewis L Squires, Liston; Eleanor Milier osario; Hamy Virden, Rio Janeiro; scr Mary Helen, St Johns, PR. Wind at sunset SSW, fresh. Maritime Miscellany. Sreawsurr Ametta, Batty, from Montreal for London. betore reported pat back to Quebec aiter being aso: has been examinea by divers; will bolt catside plates on and then proceed. Su1p Yocanontas, Boag. from avernos tor Quebec, before reported as'on Perce Rock, Caconna, nas dis Charged cargo. ana wii goon the Daircs sip tor exam. ination and repairs. Surr Gamyet, Oliver, trom Baltimore for San Fran- ¢isco, put into Payal Jane 2, with the captain i 3 but he having become better on the 9th, the ship resumed her voyage on that day. Bars ew aa Capt LeBlanc, of Arichat, deal laden, from StJohn, Nw, tor Liverpool, went ashore on fable pang 28th ul it, ah is @ total wreck. The crew and ‘wore sav’ Bars Sunseam, from Pensa: put into Hav: June 20, eaey, and there condemned and sold, nad serach 0 on Pensacola bar in comin, sprung fore and mainmasts, and sustained a goo ther damage. of 0 Brio Mant |B Taomrson, of aE = distress, having Baro Carno, S12 tons reeister, bait at Londonderry, NS, 1868, now at Providence, HJ De in vid bi een sold Fette ‘& Co, of Now York, for ‘$1000. Scue Metamora, of Dartmouth, in ns Sa draw of the ‘Now! Bedford bridge afternoon of fall sail, caught her mainsall in the rali of the Third ihe sail from top to bottom. A few feet railing of ‘ine t bridge were Py Scur Orw. ie weemert if Cherryfield, which drove . . apor the gogess: iS of net year, yw owned st Halifax, where ont deal Boston, has pat mto st lost spars and sails, and is ashore at Cow Ba: Weer hhas been repatre arrived lat mst Sone Porto Pista, Porter, while gotng out of the har- bor of f Jeremie on the 16th of July, 4 oa fe lot, was driven b: A] current and ee Forming. the west the port, breaking 4 i © bi re fe ressel will be. a, to ed) the cargo cons! coffees and logwood was but the coffee in a Somewhat Gumaged state, The f' Ps ‘was 106 tons register and hailed from this city. Yaout Wasaincton (sloop), while agp of A Ly Rock, New Haven, on Thursdi aving GS take cant “ie os satu as er ‘will be immediately repaired. ved at Nowport @reacen AANA Winanta, Quinn, arti four Loy aA meee inet from New Yorks with in tow, to commence operations toward ri ig fe: yank tae 72. x fee to oy bills of ‘ading, ‘372 tons of scrap iren, ‘about 300 iia ado been taken out. e cee, a bere washer ohn propelier sl shar broten the Met ast Voundry Co will putin & Sebr ‘Petes sJackees, from Aspin. aout 18 for ot Pragreso. ‘was spoken with ai hands bat Deryck g sehr Cherub, towed into Prospect Harboh ie, soy, was eppreina by owners ena sireet ax $id, the iaiter recetvits #8 tor hele rou SairsurLpIna—At Millville, NJ, v aed L Multord structing two new double-decked’ three-masted ers, of it BU tons each, to be inanched” vee map Launcwen—At Calais, ou Saturday, Nickerson & Rideout, a 3-rnasted sc! measured. is Il feet long, 2 foot. tenes, hold, built and copper tastened in the most sabe manner. She 1s owned lakad to a in Gala! oon st aatned g nial be comma! id by ke Meat bat es Au By a ih atip,or | ba oa PN Whitmore and James M Thampson, of Pete tao wil command Ber lguneped by Hogan & Tharlow Se a acinton, 29th bh V Hayden, owned by pares in Basport, Bowens Newyork and Paina phi fine vessel of 410 tons, and will be com. Based vy Capt Heed. of Gama py 1 om Batarday. (tome the yard of sesso Montel ‘Lip of a ie | tans reaister, called | Se Mohur, built for Mesms A Gibson & Co, of Liverpool, 10 July 30, schr Gen Miller, after the erie "Weal dace te ee Be tented tor the fur trades “At Millville, NJ iat inst m, the per yard of Pure manL waltate 2 aire report schoone: of — tons, called the weer I Sethel, 8 She is ‘iret class vessel in every Fy jparticula Length of eet ee! Wt feet beam S0 feet: denth of hold. 9 feet and is t0 be em- loved An t the coast! owners are o curman ford, HS Steelman, HL. slag Capt Hi ber), and others, man (who will command Notice to Mariners. STATES OF AMENICA—NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES—FIXKD RED LIGHT AT ROCK HARBOR, ISLE ROYALE, Lake SUPERIOR. Notice is hereby gtven that on ged: atte Aug hn-d wm Light will be sbown from the oid e West side of the entrance to hock, sland fervor. Ile , about 12 miles from ‘ine eastern extremity of the island. ‘The light will be fixed rea. The siiuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the fourth order, 1i ating 270 deg of the horizou. The focal plane is 70 feet from the level of the lake. The light should be seen tn reer trom me Geck of a vessel 10 feet above the lake ture ma ‘The structure is @tower of mixed sone and brick, of light drab color. The keeps ling, connected ‘with the tower by pasrase 4 Lory ne, Both tower and house are coated with a cement wi The approximate Dosition of the. M ighthouse, s taken fea’ the survey Charts, is as follows:—Lut 485; lon 83 RINDOSTAN—WEB? coum-—nownay—wxw GR? OB THE raones »., On the lst November, 1874, the present revolvin ne Wigpt on Colaba point will be disconunned and a ligh' Ii be exhibited from the new lighthouse on the Prongs, ‘The new light will be revolving white, showing a fash every ten seconds. It will be ¢ eran t above the sea, and will be visible about 20 aoe TE aaah appara:ug will Te “dioptric, of the The | lignthouse is peinted in horizontal bands—white, Bs. ‘danger vith tbe following bear rors d' Hgutiouse on Colaba ‘poi N'Ysdoe B, distant ca 8 8 404 8, Boer Nock bassery S°% dog 2. Position—lat 18 52 41 N, jon 7 Set 26 EB. SPIRRT ATE SP PBA pea—mALsmo000—RaTasLisH- 4 LIGHT ON THE NORTH MOLB. 4 light Kh mite d from the recently geil a ceased of the moe ecient onthe po port of Malamocco. t is fixed white, with a flash every minute, TN is Ten 88 feet above the level of the sea, and in clear weather will be visible aboat 9 miles. ‘The illuminating apparatur is dioptric. of the sixth order. ‘ihe tower is octagonal, of two stories, and built ‘stone. Position—Lat 45 20 N; ton 13 0 0B, OMAXGE IN COLOR OF SPIGHON LiGuT, ‘The color of Spignoa light is is chauged to green. waorrEnnamnat—wono0c0—21°7 COAMT—ORSTABLISEMAN? OF PRNOM DE LA GOMKRA, A fixed red, ane nai peen establisned on Penon de Ia Gomera. It is 1d 282 feet above the level of ‘he sea, and should te visible 9 miles, “Approximate position—-Lat 30 10 N, ton 416 W. By order of the Bureau of Hevign RH M. Commodore U 8 N, 2 gs Seg = Us Hydrographic Office, Washington, DO, Jaly 15, 1874 Whalemen. was at Mahe Jane 6, having bbis ap of! since last report. A eee crom ape Alien, sf bark Sea Queen, of West- ports her off Mahe Banks May 21, with 600 bbis a all Ptoid—10) bbis sp oll cin | dast re} ail weil. a fe Maroon, ‘Surgise, NB, ofl. ex lon ae, schr William A Grozier, vincetows, 130 bbis ail since leaving Bar- Spoken. ark John Boyd fn), Ellis, from Glasgow for Boston, in, Bogart, from Rotterdam for New york Say oar “ Jon 35. Bark eae Bartlett, 14 care, from Leghorn for New York, June 2, lat37 23, lon 15 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AYD SHIP CAPTAINS. 0! dado way ie ae 55, lon Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in+ formed that by telegraphing to the Henavo Londoa Bureau, No 46 Ficet stroct, the arrivals at and depart ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. oe Ee Amtwerr, Aug 6—Arrived, ship Jobn Barbour (Bri, Ivey. Philadelphia; bark Algeria (Br), Brownell, New York. Axstenpam, Ang 5—Arrived, ship Garibaldi (Nor), Hover, Philadelphia. Butston, Aug 7—Arrived, bark Sir Chas Napler (Br), Mobley, Pensacola. Bruyast, Aug 6—Arrived, bark Satama (2us), Hage- man, Philadelphia. Bremeenaven, Ang 5—Arrived, ehtps Helene (Ger), Raschen, New York; Betty (Ger), Nutzhorn, Philadel- phia. Sailed 5th, bark F Reck (Ger), Waltjen, Philadelphia, Douwarg, Aug 5—Arrived, bark Lada (Aus), Medamch, New York. _ Sailed Sth, bark Onni (Rus), DahIberg, United States Bxsmmorg, Aug 6—Arrived, ship John Watt, Deshon, Philadelphia for Cronstadt (ec below); barks Jane Wright (Dr), Mall, New York for Dantzic, Maggie M (Br), Chalmers, New York. Arrived at do 6th, brig Zwe! Gabrueder (Ger), Ulken, New York. Hanrxrool, Aug 6—Sailed, bark Orion Gwe), Banck, United States. Hamavrc, Aug 7—Safied, steamship Herder (Ger), Fischer, New York. Haywz, Ang 6—Salled. bark Mfilie Bane (Br), United States, : Liverroot, Aug 7~Arrived, ships Bdward O’Brien, Smalley, StJohn, NB ; Diiblur (Br), Gronsand, San Fran- Cisco. Sailed 6th, ship Valley Forge, Wood, San Francisco. Balled 7th, ship Progress, Stevens; Cardiff and Hio Ja- Reiro (not previously). teetoe, Aug 7—Arrived, brig Industry, Clark, New ‘ork. Also arrived 7th, bark Viking (Br), Hansen, Wilming- ton, NO. Sailed 6th, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borland, New York; bark August (Ger), Ohrloff, do; 7th, ship Sir Robt Peel, Larrabee, do. alee bark Hedwig (Ger), Warnken, New ‘ork. Purmourn, Aug 7—Arrived, steamship Goethe (Ger), Wilson, New York tor Wamburg. Queexstown, Aug 7—Arrived, brig Barbarossa (Ital), Valle, New York. em arrived 7th, bark Dexterons (Sr), Robinson, New ‘or! Ssiled 7th, steamships City of Brusseis (Br, Leiteh, and Celtic (Br), Kiddie (from Laverpool), New York. Rovgx, Aug 7—Arrived, bark Nerea (Aug), Luyk, New York. Rorrerpam, Aug 6—arnivea, bark Exio (Aus), Zack, Rew York; steamship W A Scholten (Dutch), Hus, do, Swirewonpx, Aug 6—Arrived, brig Mary Gibbs, Whitte- more, New York for StettIn. Srerrm, Aug 6~Arrived, bark Podel (Ger), Parlow, New York, oe atdo Sth, bark Industrie (Nor), Larsen, New ‘ork, Srocknorm, Aug 5—Arrived, bark Les Piot (Nor), Brann, New Yorn, Vaxice—Arrived, bark Lucia (Ital), Oacace, New York. Bowpox, Ang 7—A lighter, with 1815 casks from bark Bernard (Ger), Heidemann, from Philadelphia, and an- Cook, | other, with 130) casks from ship Ladoga, Willey, from cola for Liverpool, which Boston, were sunk during heavy gales a¢ Cronstadt. Ship John Watt, Deshon, from Philadelphia for Cron- stadt, was in collision while lying at anchor at Elsi- nore, and was damaged to the extent of about $360, Foreign Ports. %1—arrrved, sehre Clara Mont Krubeland RP, Macken Wa errand; 2th, Ge tne acon toanes crawl, oeeeriestin ber gmiee roamib. Clamore fay 2—Sailed, dirsscumora an. Russell, Now York: Jus June 6 Bay ha ork pe hig ‘teatship Oho, Morr Dark Estella, Poote, jew acters Kelly, for joka tor do, do; Mam Or Mano, July ‘iin port soap . Jehuson, for Deb A) sy de ‘ria ‘Laure Priee (lay), Brown, New Arrive snieets tore aod cleared fer ott Ose bar): Epa bark PD. fon. Helen i Raison, do; brig Orloff yolgared Aug S,schr Babin] (Br), MeLaaghiin, New American Ports. BORTON, arrived Sax phueaelpni | ark Addison, Dita Fores seb: franey, Ehwel Biwelt, i errsetown, 80; Julie, & Bros, rent jails, textan, telaen: Woodbeitiee, NI Pe} ee iggy prolongs Hercales, ia; Neve bt nis, carte, lew York; Bi ‘Ohi sett; mi \—steamer W Howes, Rich, Telcahuana on sad lona; Paredenuhe man, n Analog Landon, BALTIMORE, Aug 7—Arrived, steamships Keren antes th, Seatanane; Gasehbere rt Tirdar (Nor, danse, (den, Hobe, “Bremen! pools trom Bel- Budiey sd, i . from ne, sort Gerent, froin Sf ata Ligeti Rokes, ‘ror Bowe, Maggie A. Fisk. and Land,” from™ Kennebeo Calvin ea Annie 8 Comsat, ftom wh, Jonn Ba wol Bediord: wignia Larry, from bs Smit Haven; W Fhere, trom Orient, Lily Hoke Frat mW. Hole; Annie ¥_ Ob: eae ters dencs; Julia & Anna, from York; from 40; Charley Cobb, from do; Yrantis Tate TO ie James Biss, from Calais, ents gg bark Antoule’ ie (Ane), Glasar, from Newcastle, ‘Steamers Blac bicraee ‘im NC; itevens ; w Yor! barks Elverton, Bes. este, Beltast, Ch: hattanooga, Me,” R; C Jameson, Boston; W J Jordan, do. bel on ha Walmtingtgty AT OOS itis, UR Arrives ls ura (tah, Boston, fo load fruit’ pox shooks tei ,08 re tit initia (ftal). Garginto, Geno via Boston. to jediterraneans sehr George W clover, id ove x ATH, Aug 6—Arrivea, sehr JO Rogers, Smal, Xow atied—schrs Tra D st son, New Torey mah Staples. Philadel MesRelfe Starr, Forend ne, ie op tudlam: Joseph Baymgres George . schrs Marion Draper, Bailey, Georgetown milly, Hill, New York; John Proctor, Dogues ILL, July 25—Arrived, Salem oe Etna tang apie : = Hee Rania gt tp laa tae Be meiphite, CH Dorhem, He HSTON. Aug 4—arnved, bark John Se heend won, watindel ed. schirs Nettie Langdon, Boston; J Wile pied — Bark Delta (Br), Evans, Cork for orders; stirs Forman Ni gaeksonvilie; Mary A Coowhs, Coombsy Aug 5—S, ulna Matt coe even Males Et ‘Cleared, sehr George B Fergu mh oem i 3 weitete York; ay alle sobre Tetand nd Belin Btimp- ane sated eat tha ig howd oor pee ' Mew works ties srs en, von narbuck, 1, achr J mee Tooker, Qyorges mE ag SC, Aug 2—arrived,schr " @fmore, acinar, Hes '5 Soong aay’ Tae by arabes ht ass i, ‘Waldoboro; 2d, Wi 0d, Jon: MURCUaMPoH ES ci, Papen gos. New York; aRomROL, arabe be S~Arrived, mink ie “oe pees ea oe sari ‘Aug 6—Arrlvod, prsesvcncrmct a RW POR SAM arrived, nets, gron. Mews a rOukiand Beadht Brig Beal ee a Yor Aeived, steamer Amanda Winauts, Qi NEW BA’ aug 6—, 7 ht RAVER, ug 6—Arrived, schr Neptune, eon. Cleared—Bark Nineveh, Wyman, Dee tino) ag Belen A Hoyt, Crane, Baltimore; L fentwi Yor NTLADELPHI Al 7—Arrtved, steamahit Rogers, Providence: ae Wheldon ty Barrett, New Orle: Wilmington, NO cae cig oa cator, Doane, New York: Mari act ara James Davis, chee Jewett (ri, Fin and Chas Ht Kell Rowman, Vinal PY: fant, je; Adair dail: 4as, O-Donk fen anion P Berane h, Fackard Hee ty cae Irelan, ipae en pela. art aot a ape May; re! janey, cleared tor Oh; Agnes R Bacon, Haley, Port bay) red lot fy , bark Northern Queen (Br! rick via Sandy Hook; schrs Ramon ennedee fiver; | Weiton, Gait, seats Sat Pillsbary, Pritchard. Bath; Helen i a diner; James Alderitic Book ath, cleared for go): Three Bera, Bi Harrisburg, yeni eal, Si conah ; Guillera ° Charlotte awed), Bergsteff, ree ferson. Keith, Lagus, aya fob a realy, King ore; & foelman, Steel ‘eer Ish, Sherwood, Sag Harbor; BM. Mt buchion eriet Forte Powell, Charlestown; ‘Alko “cleared, ‘siearnsbing Centipede, Muler, be hile witetta, Fall 'Mivers airy pace a himbote (Peru). Newoasrix, Del, A: AM wed up PM oSentetday ato ie eepar i ELL Boston passed up trom perunew ies Ga: from pene fh Hi keiti. “trom Boston. Fasea ‘Soya | stearaship Norfolk, for Richmond 3 | Onarles A Coulcomb, for | Wooo for Gloucester. . ‘assed E orge Barris j gehts Laura SoHE pvah, freestdos Hordthiats trom Hee d | Yand; Montana, from Bath; Loulsa Wiisot f pouviles Florence Mayo, {rom ee from Bridgton; Altoona, from Boston | anunknown lath laden scr. Pamed down, ste par Gar tle Purys i Achille for Fall River; Harrisl Biorevin, for Copenhagen; pag Gibraltar for orders; schrs Job le, A ommell, TSinnickson, ana tonuss Smith, for fons aanes Bi for Portsmouth; Brandy’ for Washington, DC Win M Pts a for Providence; | Church, for ‘Bristol; Sallie vans. for Lynn; Knight, Jr, Jr, i he Teaser, ae Vall River; Loug | al for Sale Laws, Del, Aug —Bri B Rowland, Qu Mar gt this A! Poi ad ache Ben) od ast night; schr Broma L Potter, from Areci Fiviet tor ‘ordere, arrived yesterday VM; bark od, bas Mary Freeland went to sea; girived trom New York, pagsed in this AM; sehr st | Maing for P plsdeip be ND, ae Sb —Arrived, steamer Franconit,, | Festa Aug S-Acrived, brig Leona, Blsbopy Lngan, OB; sehie Voinnt Dodge, New York; ie, Puampion, lower hapbor $a, echt Emma W Day,’ sonre Cranmer, Pajladsiptia. | oR OVIDENOR, Aug S—Arrived Scnrs Joh in Crock forty | Hart, South Amboy: Da Floyd, Clifford, do; B Wihon, Harris Rondout Willard Sauisbury, Handy, gee Greene County Tanner, Hyde, do: amelis, Orusiy, do: larwell, News , Sarah J Garne: Garney 10; Ann Eliza, bure;, P'smith Baldwin, Bex cosas ‘Belle: York. Biurpson, Hapokens “lle. Feu a Bridge Br brig Vi | jarah A we ree, do; W OA | Ga;aner, doy Sailed—steamers' Wm Kennedy, Nortolk; New work ia thy ge port; e, New Yorks aeiph Caswe! i Norbury 4 |” Satle At the i. oF sohrs Racer, elis, Mary reaieey | Mimin. P icrwin, “aulns Wright Loretta #1 Fab. acre te aia ound ih Hero, Prudence, J G Hunungton, J 0 Burdett, Dngoine, 8 B Darling, and o tbe Bgogk Q i, Pinded plas anit a nd h—Sailed. sehr Connec! HIGHMOND, Va, hee Seas one Winks, tame ford Silied from City Point 6th, barke Josie ‘Mildred, Ging, | for Falmouth, ROCKLAND, Aug &-Satled, schr ng" Osborne, ‘ork. H Kat Mo, July 90—Sailed, schrs MK Rawle, | Rawiey, Norbit, sist Louise Creskets Plande Phiiag | delphia} AM Melissa 4 Willey, Alley, Nortel BAN FRANCISCO, Sal B- pari ray, @ bes Trask, Port B aneley 5 Gen en 1 Coby Boia ‘s Port Wadison' Monitor. F mernou. sounian ‘vobra i ‘asquem Kurile Island; Stachound, Tania: Active, Jacobsen, Hakodads Balled ship War Hawk, sorm fuget Sound; bark, WC Parke, Penhaliow, mo.” SAVANNAH, Aa 4—Arrived, schre Ela M Watts," Dizer, Boston; Barf A Potter, Stnall, saa 7th--Cleured, cht Mary Riley. ehuladetphis, Bailed-—Brig Nellie Ci ford, ork, sone Kendas oviden' wont sehr Mate Rotwes, for aithlasth before reported led, wi LOUTH WEST HARBOR, July ‘J—arrivea, schr Otn ward Mayo, Calais for New Yor! LM Rug enacrived, sohy ‘Allegbania, Ares, Rone Sailed— rent ig eal Dor B y i Wego. Fe aay ag Boost ftom; Har Teeny simi vr # to aD. unr Dreadnaug ht, Saunders, Rew ANT an Bete IY anna, Walia 64 Soha NB tor ah sabi with, mutiny ‘on board—o1 aot sailed Int schrs B rk Hayes Se Pew, York; 94,8 W VINEVARD Hava: a ~arpive 4 brig, Nancy New York myo Yor Rf do eeee sry erat sp PI poe fain AK i! T tise» s “i NO, Aug Woles Aten Knase, Edwards, United nviiatkaron, Bel Ang S-urrived, sehr Marcas, WINTERPORT, * Aug ¢—arrived, sok Rew Zestandy aR Arrived, soe 2 Blenora, Nicholson, iy Stoo ene Robbins, New York. 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